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Former President Trump blasted Senate Republicans on Wednesday evening as 'weak, foolish, and dumb' for agreeing an infrastructure deal with Democrats, potentially delivering a huge policy win for President Joe Biden. In an angry statement, he said it would be used against them in the 2022 midterms and warned Republicans they would face primaries if they went along with it. Plans for an infrastructure plans became a running joke in the Trump administration as the president repeatedly failed to make headway. As a result, some commentators believe the former president has been desperate to sabotage his successor's efforts. Trump said it was hard to believe Senate Republicans were dealing with 'radical left Democrats.'   'This will be a victory for the Biden Administration and Democrats, and will be heavily used in the 2022 election,' he said in a statement 'It is a loser for the USA, a terrible deal, and makes the Republicans look weak, foolish, and dumb.

Disgraced USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar has been allowed to spend more than $10,000 on himself behind bars, while only paying $100 per year to a fund set up for his victims. Nassar, 57, was arrested at the end of 2017 and in February 2018 sentenced to 40 to 125 years in prison, for sexually abusing hundreds of young female athletes. He was also convicted of possession of child pornography in 2017. He was ordered to pay nearly $57,500 in restitution to his victims -  but has thus far only paid about $300 over his past three and a half years behind bars.  In the meantime, Nassar has spent a whopping $10,784 in prison on the commissary, sending emails and making phone calls. That sum was revealed in a motion filed by prosecutors on Wednesday that seeks to force the Bureau of Prisons to turn over Nassar's current prison account balance to help cover a court-ordered payment of $5,300 to the federal Crime Victims Fund.  The motion was backed by lawyers for Nassar's victims, incl

Britain is pushing the US to let Britons in after the UK threw open its doors to Americans and Europeans - in spite of officials warning that it poses a 'clear public health risk'.  Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has already announced that fully vaccinated travellers from the EU and US can enter the country without having to quarantine from Monday morning.  The powerful 'Covid O' group is understood to have agreed that the self-isolation requirements can be dropped for some of the UK's major trading partners. Ex-pats who have received jabs abroad are also set to benefit from the dispensation, which takes effect from 4am Monday.  All will still need to get tests in a bid to reduce the risk that they are infected.  Currently Britons are not allowed to enter the US, but Mr Shapps now expects the lifting of travel restrictions to be reciprocated by the Americans, but it is understood that Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has raised the issue with his counterpart in Amer